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jointure

/ˈdʒɔɪn.tʃər/

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noun

/ˈdʒɔɪn.tʃər/C2formallegal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее юридическое соглашение, при котором имущество или поместье закрепляется за женой в рамках брачного договора, часто вместо вдовьей доли; также может относиться к акту соединения или объединения отдельных частей в единое целое.

A noun referring to a legal arrangement where property or an estate is secured for a wife as part of a marriage settlement, often in place of a dower; it can also refer to the act of joining or uniting separate parts into a single unit.

  1. Marriage property settlementC1formalbritishlegal

    An estate or property secured to a woman as part of a marriage agreement, serving as a lifetime provision instead of a dower.

    ruБрачное имущественное соглашение

    • The couple signed a jointure deed before the wedding.
    • Her jointure included the family estate and several acres of land.
    • The lawyer explained that the jointure would provide for her if she became widowed.
    • Under the old law, a jointure was often negotiated as part of the marriage contract.

    Synonymsmarriage settlementprovisionsettlement

  2. Union or joiningB2formal

    The act or process of making or becoming a single unit; a combining together.

    ruСоединение

    • The jointure of the two river branches created a wide stream.
    • The merger represented a jointure of the two corporate cultures.
    • Their artistic jointure resulted in a unique fusion of styles.
    • The seamless jointure of the metal parts required skilled welding.

    Synonymscombinationconjunctionconnectionjoiningjunctionunion

    Antonymsdisconnectiondissociationdisuniondivisionseparation

Forms
  • jointures plural form
  • jointures' possessive plural form
  • jointure's possessive singular form